Guests and Topics for May 23

Now that the terror alert (search) is on high, what's the best way to keep you and your family safe? We’ll get safety tips from Rick Wood, director of Protection Survival Management.

He watched the Sept. 11 attacks on television while at sea and found out a firefighter family member perished in one of the towers. A month later Chief Petty Officer George Meara of the USS Philippine Sea was chosen to launch the first tomahawk missile strike on the Taliban in Afghanistan.

And, Scott Peterson’s defense team says in a matter of days the “real killer” will be found. Are they posturing, or is this the bombshell to clear Peterson’s name? FOX News senior judicial analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano weighs in.

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The capture of the highest-ranking Baath Party member on the most wanted list -- the King of Diamonds -- marks another victory in the war on terror. But with alerts on high, are we ready to prevent future attacks? We’ll ask Jeffrey Smith, former general counsel of the CIA.

Plus, meet the architect behind the brilliant and swift assault on Baghdad, commander of the U.S. Army's Second Brigade, Third Infantry Division, Col. David Perkins.

Will last week's terrorist attacks in Riyadh serve as a wake up call for Saudi Arabia? Rep. Dan Burton, R-Ind., weighs in.

Plus, the show's over. Now it's time for American Idol's Ruben to find fortune with their new-found fame. How big will their rewards be? We’ll ask Jonathan Hoenig, president of Capitalist Pig Asset Management.

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